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by Helen Cox

6 episodes
Updated Daily
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Podcast Overview

A podcast for fiction writersDo you like to write about monsters or true love or spaceships or spies or time-travel or ghosts or zombies or sharks or vampires or robots or chases or escapes? Once upon a time did you wish upon a star that one day someone out there in a galaxy far, far away would talk to the top writers in your dream genre so you could tap them for writing advice?Well fear not, I got you (I know, I know, I got you, who’s got me?).In season one of Genre-Rama, mystery and romance author Helen Cox is joined by a host of special guests and together they explore:- Why is genre fiction essential to humanity’s survival?- How to Write Superheroes.- How to Write Teen Fiction.- How to Write Monsters.- How to Write Mystery. Each genre in the series has a dedicated double episode that includes an interview with a well-known writer in the genre and an analysis of the writing lessons learned from a genre movie that pops.Stay tuned for the launch of Episode 1 Why is genre fiction essential to humanity’s survival? on Tuesday 1st of June.Want to kick-start your fiction writing between now and then? Pick up a Free Creative Writing Starter Library here.

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Publishing Since

5/3/2021

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for Writing Lessons Learned from Heathers (1988) with Michael Lehmann. Season 1, Episode 5 of the Genre-rama Podcast.

April 3, 2022

Writing Lessons Learned from Heathers (1988) with Michael Lehmann. Season 1, Episode 5 of the Genre-rama Podcast.

Season one, episode five of the Genre-rama podcast is titled: Writing Lessons Learned from Heathers (1988) and features an interview with director Michael Lehmann To access the free creative writing starter library mentioned in the show, click here. The fake sponsor for this episode is a fictional coaching company called the Ich Luge Subterfuge Service. Whether you need to forge a note for gym class or have totalled your Dad’s 1961 Ferrari and need to clean up the evidence, the Ich Luge Subte...

Episode thumbnail for How to Write Teen Fiction, Season 1, Episode 4 of the Genre-rama Podcast

July 19, 2021

How to Write Teen Fiction, Season 1, Episode 4 of the Genre-rama Podcast

Season one, episode four of the Genre-rama podcast is titled: How to Write Teen Fiction and features an interview with author Sophie McKenzie. To access the free creative writing starter library mentioned in the show, click here. The fake sponsor for this episode is a phoney translation technology called Teen-slate. This unique algorithm is designed to help parents and carers better understand the musings of their own little Betty, Baldwin or Barney. This is #NotARealProduct. Anyone who tries...

Episode thumbnail for Writing Lessons Learned from Superman (1978) with James Peaty Season 1, Episode 3 of Genre-rama

June 30, 2021

Writing Lessons Learned from Superman (1978) with James Peaty Season 1, Episode 3 of Genre-rama

Season one, episode three of the Genre-rama podcast is titled: Writing Lessons Learned from Superman 1978 and features an interview with comic book script-writer and award-winning filmmaker James Peaty. To access the free creative writing starter library mentioned in the show, click here. The fake sponsor for this episode is a fictional real estate service called Villas for Villains. This is #NotARealProduct. Anyone who tries to sell you a subscrption is an agent of evil and thus not to be...

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What is Genre-Rama!?

A podcast for fiction writersDo you like to write about monsters or true love or spaceships or spies or time-travel or ghosts or zombies or sharks or vampires or robots or chases or escapes? Once upon a time did you wish upon a star that one day someone out there in a galaxy far, far away would talk to the top writers in your dream genre so you could tap them for writing advice?Well fear not, I got you (I know, I know, I got you, who’s got me?).In season one of Genre-Rama, mystery and romance author Helen Cox is joined by a host of special guests and together they explore:- Why is genre fiction essential to humanity’s survival?- How to Write Superheroes.- How to Write Teen Fiction.- How to Write Monsters.- How to Write Mystery. Each genre in the series has a dedicated double episode that includes an interview with a well-known writer in the genre and an analysis of the writing lessons learned from a genre movie that pops.Stay tuned for the launch of Episode 1 Why is genre fiction essential to humanity’s survival? on Tuesday 1st of June.Want to kick-start your fiction writing between now and then? Pick up a Free Creative Writing Starter Library here.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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